Album

Exile On Mainstream

Album

Exile On Mainstream

Though Exile on Mainstream has six new songs, the glut of re-mastered hits from the band's past make this LP more of a retrospective. The new material starts the disc, leading off with two quick singles - the impassioned, driving "How Far We've Come" and the jaunty, handclap-accented "I'll Believe You When" -- that are classic Rob Thomas, but the band sounds best with the big sentimentality of "These Hard Times."

About This Album

Though Exile on Mainstream has six new songs, the glut of re-mastered hits from the band's past make this LP more of a retrospective. The new material starts the disc, leading off with two quick singles - the impassioned, driving "How Far We've Come" and the jaunty, handclap-accented "I'll Believe You When" -- that are classic Rob Thomas, but the band sounds best with the big sentimentality of "These Hard Times."

About This Album

Though Exile on Mainstream has six new songs, the glut of re-mastered hits from the band's past make this LP more of a retrospective. The new material starts the disc, leading off with two quick singles - the impassioned, driving "How Far We've Come" and the jaunty, handclap-accented "I'll Believe You When" -- that are classic Rob Thomas, but the band sounds best with the big sentimentality of "These Hard Times."